Nixon's Vietnamization Policy

A. Plan of Investigation

This investigation will assess the effectiveness of Nixon 's Vietnamization Policy of the Vietnam war to end U.S. involvement. The scope of my research will assess the effectiveness of Nixon’s Vietnamization Policy to end the U.S. involvement during the Vietnam war, as well as the involvement of the women in the military, Nixon’s Doctrine, and the new economic policy that caused the end of the U.S. involvement of the Vietnam war between 1945-1975. The methods to be used in this investigation will be primary and secondary sources historical textbook in search of Nixon, 1972. This investigation will evaluate the effectiveness of the new economic policy In Search of Nixon: A Psychohistorical Inquiry. As well as Nixon’s

It’s a secondary source interpretation of an evaluation of Nixon and the United States begin and the end with Nixon indecisive decisions. It’s purpose was to move forward to a new prosperity without war as befits all together and along a board front and balance the price control of the unemployment and inflation front. The origin of the source is valuable because it gives an interpretation of Nixon and how his crisis was America’s crisis. He mirrors the polity and its moods of confidence and self-doubt. Limitations includes that the interpretation may not be fully indicated, because in the source A on page 137 “ The New Economically” in search of Nixon, it’s stated that, “As is clear, we have not sought to analyze Nixon’s New Economic Policy (reminiscent of Lenin’s NEP?) in economic terms.” and the historian only focused on Nixon’s personal aspect of the action and

With the US military helping South Vietnam against the North Vietnam. The South Vietnam didn’t not feel like they had support under the Western’s power, which South Vietnam didn’t because Nixon was trying to help the South Vietnam, but no involving US soldiers to fight in the war. Although, Nixon made the Vietnamization policy to stop US involvement it cause more of a uprise for the US position in the war. The New Economic policy and Nixon Doctrine both policies made by Nixon was only towards his presidency and not actually stopping the US involvement. Nixon said it would make a change in the US involvement to better but instead Nixon didn’t follow up upon his campaign promises. As it says in Source B, Limitations include threats to use force in the Nixon Doctrine which could possibly arise in the future with other treaties involved with Nixon